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This is Edward's point of view. This is completely unedited. My friend on Sez Mac gave me part 1 and 2 in my email. Part 1 as a pdf you can find here Sez Mac told me Stephanie uploaded part 2 in June 2012 but it got deleted. I will not be able to edit it any time soon. I'm sorry for my promises. Please just love it for what it is.:) look.

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MIDNIGHT SUN by Stephanie Meyer 1. First Sight This was the time of day when I wished I were able to sleep. High shool.!r was p'rgatory the right word# If there was any way to atone for my sins$ this o'ght to o'nt toward the tally in some meas're. The tedi'm was not something I grew 'sed to% e&ery day seemed more impossibly monotono's than the last. I s'ppose this was my form of sleep'if sleep was defined as the inert state between ati&e periods.

I stared at the ra(s r'nning thro'gh the plaster in the far orner of the afeteria$ imagining patterns into them that were not there. It was one way to t'ne o't the &oies that babbled li(e the g'sh of a ri&er inside my head. Se&eral h'ndred of these &oies I ignored o't of boredom.

)hen it ame to the h'man mind$ I*d heard it all before and then some. Today$ all tho'ghts were ons'med with the tri&ial drama of a new addition to the small st'dent body here. It too( so little to wor( them all 'p. I*d seen the new fae repeated in tho'ght after tho'ght from e&ery angle. +'st an ordinary h'man girl.

The e,itement o&er her arri&al was tiresomely preditable'l i(e flashing a shiny ob-et at a hild. Half the sheep'li(e males were already imagini ng themsel&es in lo&e with her$ -'st bea'se she was something new to loo(. I tried harder to t'ne them o't.!nly fo'r &oies did I blo( o't of o'rtesy rather than distaste my family$ my two brothers and two sisters$ who were so 'sed to the la( of pri&ay in my presene that they rarely ga&e it a tho'ght. I ga&e them what pri&ay I o'ld. I tried not to listen if I o'ld help it.

Try as I may$ still.I (new. /osalie was thin(ing$ as 's'al$ abo't herself.

She*d a'ght sight of her profile in the refletion off someone*s glasses$ and she was m'lling o&er her own perfetion. /osalie*s mind was a shallow pool with few s'rprises. 0mmett was f'ming o&er a wrestling math he*d lost to +asper d'ring the night. It wo'ld ta(e all his limited patiene to ma(e it to the end of the shool day to orhestrate a remath.

I ne&er really felt intr'si&e hearing 0mmett*s tho'ghts$ bea'se he ne&er tho'ght one thing that he wo'ld not say alo'd or p't into ation. erhaps I only felt g'ilty reading the others* minds bea'se I (new there were things there that they wo'ldn*t want me to (now.

If /osalie*s mind was a shallow pool$ then 0mmett*s was a la(e with no shadows$ glass lear. 2nd +asper was.s'ffering. I s'ppressed a sigh. 2lie alled my name in her head$ and had my attention at one.

It was -'st the same as ha&ing my name alled alo'd. I was glad my gi&en name had fallen o't of style lately'it had been annoying% anytime anyone tho'ght of any 0dward$ my head wo'ld t'rn a'tomatially. My head didn*t t'rn now. 2lie and I were good at these pri&ate on&ersations. It was rare that anyone a'ght 's.